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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
3
A farmer on the high road observed a frog leaping in a gully as it tried to escape a moccasin. He dispatched the snake with a hay fork. An autopsy followed, noting seven...
The Registrar advertises the University of Virginia offering free tuition in academic departments to Virginians. It highlights colleges in Graduate Studies Education Engineering Law Medicine and more with reduced expenses and loan funds for men and women.
A historical ad from Waynesboro Virginia and branches in Millwood Virginia and Charles Town West Virginia invites farmers to sell milk and cream. It promises fair payment by established creamery professionals with a public test room and ongoing cash income for dairy farmers.
The fragment lists sailings to Cherbourg Southampton Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg and other routes. It includes ship names such as Laconia Titanic Ameri ca and Tuscania with August September October travel dates and ports like Queenstown Halifax Glasgow and London.
Princess Marguerite von Hohenlohe Oehpinge was convicted of complicity in high treason and perjury for aiding the escape of Captain Erhardt, commander of the Iron Brigade, during the 1920 Kapp putsch. She received a six month prison sentence.
In Lewisburg West Virginia on July 24 the Blizzard murder trial nears its end as defense rebuttal witnesses discuss Blizzard’s link to the Blair Mountain armed march. The coal mine union official is charged with first degree murder of George Munzey Logan County deputy sheriff killed during the march. The State says Blizzard conspired to promote the insurrection.
London reports a rush of migrants to the United States with about 12,000 expected to sail from Southampton this week aiding the August first quota opening. The Tyrrhenia carries 1,100 third class and 400 second class passengers, many in first class cabins due to crowding. The Majestic voyage date shifts to reach New York on August 1, with 2,600 reservations of whom 1,300 are in third class. Scotland sends many emigrants, with 12,000 leaving this month to the United States and Canada.
The husband and children of our deceased wife and mother thank friends for kindness and help during our grief. Written by W. F. Wise and the children.
Buenos Aires reports that 350 men from the 5th Cavalry Regiment of Brazilian federal forces revolted in Uruguayana in the officers’ absence. After brief street fighting with state troops, one rebel was killed and three wounded. Fifty troops fled inland. others were arrested. A woman and a child were killed by stray bullets.
Manila July 2 Governor General Wood warns that a strict retrenchment policy is required to avoid a deficit in the Philipine government finances this year. The statement stresses economy and austerity measures as essential steps.
The governor says many projects authorized by the last legislature will be held in abeyance to improve the government's financial position. Expenditure on the extension of the Man Railroad and related building work are among those paused to ensure revenue remains within expectations for the year.
A burly buzzard tried to raid a nest of young quail on a South Florida golf course. The mother quail fought for about fifteen minutes, pecking at the bird’s neck as it swooped in repeatedly. Golfers nearby cheered as the attempted raid failed and the buzzard gave up.
The July Stockholm statement from Baptist leaders affirms the New Testament as sole rule of faith. It rejects Lambeth proposals and creedal tests, emphasizes personal faith and Christ as Lord, and declares unity among believers across all Christian denominations.
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